V-Supo: Volleyball Scoreboard

V-Supo: Volleyball Scoreboard

The match flow, at a glance.

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Released
June 4, 2026
Updated
October 9, 2026

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This app tracks volleyball match scores, rotations, and player positions in real-time. It supports various formats, including 6-player, 9-player, and beach volleyball, and helps manage rosters, substitutions, and sanctions.

✓Real-time rotation tracking
✓Score and set management
✓Auto-counted substitutions & timeouts
✓Libero handling
✓Roster management
✓Match history and score sheet sharing
✓Sanction records
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What's New in V

1.5.1

October 9, 2026

■ New icon A fresh app icon and launch screen in the new V-Supo design. ■ New skin: Sunset Added a warm-toned skin in cream, coral and orange. Switch to it from Appearance in settings. ■ Team name suggestions As you type a team name on the registration screen, your saved teams appear below the field. Pick one and, after the usual confirmation, its lineup is filled in. If you type a saved team's full name, the app asks whether to load it. ■ Players are now remembered as people Changing a jersey number in the roster keeps that player's lineup spot and name tag. When a new player takes over a number someone used before, the previous player's lineup spot and name no longer come along. Coed genders are remembered per player too. A team entered by hand is saved together with the genders you chose. ■ Loaded teams: move players by dragging When you load a saved team on the registration screen, its lineup is locked. Long-press a circle and drag it, or tap a circle and then tap where it should go, to swap players between the court and the bench. To set a libero, tap a bench player and then an empty libero circle. It works the same way as lineup settings and the between-set lineup screen. To field someone who is not on the roster, turn off the lock under the team name and edit numbers as before. Teams entered by hand work as before. ■ Coed lineups Teams can now choose "6-player · Mixed" and "4-player · Mixed" as separate formats, so the coed lineup is saved apart from the regular one. In lineup settings, the coed tab shows each player's gender on the circles and warns you when two players of the same gender are next to each other. For regular formats, the button at the top right shows genders. ■ Display names You can now give each player a display name (a nickname). Name tags on court, on the bench, for liberos and in lineups use it. The roster list still shows the real name. Team cards (QR) do not share display names by default. To share them, turn on "Include display names" on the card screen. ■ Team cards - Cards now carry lineups for every format the team plays. - Scanning a card for a team you already have offers "Update this team". Favorites and your own display names are kept. - When a roster does not fit on one card, retired players, other formats' lineups, tags and positions are left out in that order, and the screen tells you what was left out. - A team imported from a link can be put straight into the registration screen with "Use in match". ■ My Team First-time users are guided through setting up My Team (team name and formats, then the roster). To set it up later, use the notice on the registration screen or My Team in settings. You can also unset My Team without deleting the team. ■ Sanctions Now opened from the top bar of the match screen (previously inside settings). ■ Fixes - Fixed sanctions recorded during a match sometimes not being kept in the match. - Fixed Undo after deleting a player sometimes reverting changes made on other screens. Thank you for using V-Supo. Send feedback from Support in the settings screen.

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FAQ

What volleyball formats does V-Supo support?

V-Supo supports 6-player (official and coed), 9-player, soft volleyball (4-player), and beach (2-player) formats. This comprehensive support makes it suitable for recreational leagues, club teams, and local tournaments.

Can V-Supo track player rotations?

Yes, V-Supo provides real-time rotation tracking, showing the court layout at a glance. This feature helps users catch rotation errors before they happen and ensures proper player positioning.

How does V-Supo handle substitutions and timeouts?

Substitutions and timeouts are auto-counted within V-Supo, with remaining counts tracked for you. You can easily substitute players by tapping on a bench player.

Does V-Supo help manage team rosters?

Absolutely. V-Supo allows you to keep track of player names, grades, positions, and captains. You can also save a starting lineup for each supported format and load teams directly from the registration screen.

Can I record match sanctions with V-Supo?

Yes, V-Supo allows you to record sanctions such as warnings, penalties, expulsions, and disqualifications. The set and score at the time of the infraction are kept and printed on the PDF score sheet.

Does V-Supo have ads?

Yes, V-Supo contains advertisements. A one-time purchase is available to remove ads if you prefer an ad-free experience.

What languages does V-Supo support?

V-Supo supports 12 languages, which can be switched from the Appearance settings. By default, it follows your device's language settings.

How often is V-Supo updated?

The latest version of V-Supo was released on October 9, 2026, indicating regular updates. Users can expect ongoing improvements and new features.